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Api Testing Using Postman - charlie - 03-02-2026 [center] ![]() Api Testing Using Postman Published 3/2026 Created by Linda Fang MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 33 Lectures ( 5h 17m ) | Size: 7.43 GB[/center] Data-Driven; API Chaining; Environment Management; Automation What you'll learn ✓ Utilize Postman for core API operations, sending HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and managing environments, variables, and collections effectively ✓ Develop automated test scripts and assertions using JavaScript in Postman to validate response codes, bodies, performance, and data integrity. ✓ Implement data-driven testing and CI/CD integration, parameterizing tests with files and automating execution via Newman CLI within DevOps pipelines. ✓ Execute comprehensive API testing strategies, designing and conducting functional, security, and performance tests while leveraging mocking and monitoring for e Requirements ● No experience required, or Black Box Test Engineer Description This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. AI-powered translation services or voice cloning for multi-language versions. A Complete Guide to API Testing Using Postman This guide provides a comprehensive overview of API testing with Postman, covering fundamentals, advanced techniques, automation, and integration into enterprise workflows. 1. Introduction to APIs and API Testing • What is an API? An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of rules that enables communication between applications or devices. • API Testing Definition API testing validates the functionality, reliability, performance, and security of APIs. It ensures that APIs meet design specifications and behave as expected under various conditions. 2. Postman: An Essential Tool for API Testing Postman is a widely used platform for designing, testing, and documenting APIs. It supports • Sending HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) • Organizing requests into Collections • Writing Pre-request Scripts and Test Scripts in JavaScript • Managing Variables (Global, Collection, Environment, Local, Data) • Automating tests with Collection Runner and Newman CLI 3. Core Testing Features in Postman Basic Testing • Simulating various HTTP methods and content types (JSON, XML, form-data, etc.) • Writing assertions to validate • Status codes (e.g., 200, 201) • Response body content • Headers and cookies • Response time (performance) • JSON schema compliance Advanced Testing • Data-Driven Testing: Using CSV/JSON files to parameterize requests • API Chaining: Passing data between requests using variables • Environment Management: Switching between different setups (dev, test, prod) • Automation: Running collections via CLI with Newman and generating HTML reports • Mock Servers: Simulating API responses for parallel development 4. API Testing Types & Strategies • Functional Testing: Validating API logic, input/output accuracy, and error handling • Reliability Testing: Ensuring consistent performance under repeated use • Security Testing: Checking authentication, authorization, and injection vulnerabilities • Performance Testing: Measuring response times and scalability (can integrate with JMeter) • Interoperability Testing: Verifying integration with other systems and data formats • Penetration Testing: Simulating attacks to identify security flaws 5. API Design & Development Best Practices • RESTful Principles: Using HTTP methods appropriately (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) • API-First Approach: Designing APIs before implementation to improve collaboration • Documentation: Using OpenAPI/Swagger for interactive API docs • CI/CD Integration: Automating API tests within development pipelines 6. Enterprise-Level API Automation • Postman in CI/CD: Integrating with Jenkins, GitLab, and Docker • Monitoring: Using Postman Monitors to track API health and performance • Governance & Security: Enforcing API standards and security rules via CLI • Collaboration: Sharing collections, environments, and reports across teams 7. Interview Q&A & Key Takeaways Common questions include • Explain HTTP methods and status codes. • How does Postman handle authentication (OAuth, API keys, JWT, etc.)? • Describe variable scopes in Postman. • How do you automate API tests in Postman? Who this course is for ■ Self-testing developer, junior test engineer, black-box test engineer Quote:https://rapidgator.net/file/f1674bb9bdb2c20bef49c9c3cb94eff0/API_testing_using_Postman.part8.rar.html |